Keller @ Large: What NOT To Do During The Storm
Outside of Massachusetts, they have a derogatory nickname for us you may have heard of. Let's show them during this storm how inaccurate it is.
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Outside of Massachusetts, they have a derogatory nickname for us you may have heard of. Let's show them during this storm how inaccurate it is.
The two storms are getting ready to phase into one massive storm. This storm will be the culprit of heavy snow, potential moderate to major coastal flooding, adn tropical storm to hurricane force wind gusts~ This storm will literally 'pack a powerful punch'!
Keep any exterior vents on your house cleared of snow. That includes furnace, boiler, heating system and dryer vents. Clogged vents could cause a carbon monoxide backup into your house.
We are still expecting a widespread 18-to-24 inches or more from this storm, with some isolated areas possibly getting 30 inches.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is ordering non-emergency state employees to work from home on Friday because of the approaching snowstorm and urging private employers to do the same.
It was December 2007 when a huge storm struck late morning dumping about a foot on snow on the Boston area and grinding traffic to a halt.
Be prepared for a winter snow storm.
Here are some tips on how to get ready for the storm so you can stay connected, productive, and most importantly, safe.
These totals are from the official measurements at Logan Airport for the top ten storms on record (dating back to 1892) here in Boston.
This could turn out to be a top 5 snowstorm for Boston. There have only been 6 other storms (on record since 1892) when Boston has received 20+ inches of snow from one storm.
All of the pieces are starting to come together for a potentially historic Nor'easter for Southern New England.
The snowstorm Friday will be big, but will it be historic and rival some of the legendary storms of Boston's past? The short answer is it just might.
The last time Boston saw Blizzard Watches was back in 2011...the last time Boston hda an official Blizzard was December 2009...it's been a long time.
A major winter storm is on the way to New England, one that has ravaged the South with numerous tornadoes and covered much of the Midwest in blizzard conditions.
FEMA officials announced on Monday that federal disaster aid has been made available to Massachusetts for the severe winter storm that struck the area from Jan. 11-12.
It's been days since our last snowstorm ended, but you can still see some people driving around with snow piled on the roof of their cars.
The horn section was playing around the corner from Boston's theatre district even when the light was green Friday afternoon.
People around the state hit the streets in full-force Thursday, ready to attack the massive amounts of snow that piled up on sidewalks, buried cars, and weighed down trees.
Drive or walk around Boston and you will realize just how much the snow limits where you can go. For residents living in the city, shoveling out is not easy because there is no where for the snow to go.
Wilmington and Winchester were each hit with 24 inches.
City residents are scraping and shoveling out their cars from under mounds of snow.
Some flights at Logan are still cancelled as airlines get back into a regular rotation after the storm.
A very powerful nor'easter produced treacherous conditions across all of southern New England Wednesday.
Up to two feet of snow fell across the Bay State on Wednesday. WBZ-TV has a team of reporters covering this storm from the shore to the city, and points north and west.
Gov. Deval Patrick declared a State of Emergency and activated the National Guard Wednesday afternoon, as a blizzard slammed Massachusetts.
